Concrete patios in Colorado Springs, built for backyard living.
A patio is where the Colorado summer actually happens. We pour outdoor-living slabs — broom, smooth, exposed-aggregate, or stamped — graded to drain, jointed to control cracking, and finished to match your home.
Colorado Springs patios we’ve poured
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Outdoor living, poured to last
From a simple entertaining slab off the back door to a wraparound patio with a stamped stone border, we build patios sized and shaped to how you actually use the space. Every pour starts with proper grading so water runs away from your foundation, not toward it.
Colorado’s freeze-thaw is hard on flatwork, so we use 4,000 PSI air-entrained concrete, reinforce with #3 fiber rebar — composite reinforcement that can’t rust — and cut control joints in the right places to keep the surface sound season after season.
Finished right, graded right, built for our winters
Finishes to match your home
Broom for grip, smooth for a modern look, exposed-aggregate for texture, or stamped concrete that mimics stone and brick — color-hardened and sealed.
Graded to drain
We slope every patio (about 1/8″ per foot) so rain and snowmelt move away from the house — no standing water, no ice sheets against the foundation.
Built for freeze-thaw
Air-entrained 4,000 PSI concrete, rust-proof #3 fiber rebar, and correctly spaced control joints keep your patio from spalling or cracking through Colorado winters.
How your Colorado Springs patios get built
The same clear steps on every job — you’ll know what’s happening and why.
Design & layout
We measure the space, talk through size, shape, and finish, and lay out the patio to fit how you use the yard.
Excavate & grade
We excavate to depth and set the grade so the finished slab sheds water away from your home.
Sub-grade prep
We prep and compact the sub-grade — adding a base course on the clay-prone sites that need it.
Form & reinforce
Forms set to line and grade, then #3 fiber rebar — rust-proof bars tied in a grid across the slab.
Pour & finish
4,000 PSI air-entrained concrete, placed and finished in your chosen texture, with control joints cut in.
Seal & clean-up
Sealer where the finish calls for it — always on stamped and colored work — site left clean, backed by a 1-year structural warranty.
Every Colorado Springs patio project, standard
- ✓4,000 PSI air-entrained concreteRated for Colorado freeze-thaw.
- ✓#3 fiber rebar reinforcementRust-proof composite bars, tied in a grid.
- ✓Graded to drainSloped so water leaves your foundation.
- ✓Control jointsPlaced to keep any cracking hidden and controlled.
- ✓Your choice of finishBroom, smooth, exposed-aggregate, or stamped.
- ✓1-yr structural warrantyWritten warranty, plus full clean-up.
What a concrete patio costs in Colorado Springs
How the finish, the size of the pour, and the site conditions move the number.
Cost by finish
Broom finish
The classic textured gray surface and the most affordable option.
Colored
Integral color mixed through the whole batch. Earth tones like buff, tan, and sandstone are the most affordable; dark grays and blacks take far more pigment and cost several times as much.
Stamped
Commonly 1.25 to 2 times the plain-concrete price, depending on pattern, color, and borders. See our stamped patio cost guide.
Exposed aggregate
Usually the most expensive finish, because of the decorative stone, the extra materials, and the labor of washing and finishing on a tight timeline.
Budget tip. Pour the main field in broom or colored concrete and add a stamped border. You get the look at the edges without stamped pricing on every square foot.
What moves the price
- Size of the pourLarge pours cost less per square foot because the fixed costs of a job — mobilization, forming, the pump, clean-up — spread over more concrete, and small patios cost more per square foot. On a small patio, adding steps or a walkway to the same pour is the best way to get the most out of the setup costs.
- Backyard accessMost patios sit behind the house, out of reach of the concrete truck, so many need a pump truck.
- Removing an old patioTear-out and dump fees add to the job, more for thick or heavily reinforced slabs.
- Fixing the yard’s slopeWater has to fall away from the house. If the yard runs toward the foundation, it needs regrading, and sometimes channel drains.
- StepsWhere the patio meets a door above grade, each step adds to the price.
- ThicknessFour inches handles furniture, grills, and foot traffic; thicker concrete only makes sense where vehicles will drive.
Patio, pavers, or a wood deck?
Concrete patio
For ground-level outdoor space, one seamless surface with the least upkeep.
Pavers
Can shift, settle, and grow weeds in the joints.
Wood deck
An elevated structure with footings, framing, and railings. It usually costs two to three times a plain concrete patio and needs regular staining in Colorado sun.
The full comparison is in our patio vs. wood deck guide.
Your written quote sets the scope, specification, and price for your patio.
Colorado Springs patios FAQ
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Colorado Springs patios guides
Real local numbers and what actually matters here, from our blog.
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